GRR Reviews A HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS (Heavenly Chris by Patrice Wilton

A Heavenly Christmas is about a bit of holiday magic bringing two people together that probably would have never met... But can they live with each other on a more permanent basis?

Widow Jennie Braxton and her two kids were heading to her parent's home in Philadelphia for Christmas when she hit a tree a hundred yards from a gas station (blame the puppy that ran in front of her) in the small town of Heaven, PA. She was rescued by Nick Ryan, a local chef who was chasing the stray puppy. Nick felt responsible for her injuries and wanted to make sure she was all right. Nick was reasonably rich, operated the best restaurant in town, and did like being unattached, but he was intrigued by Jennie. Jennie enjoyed the attention by Nick but wasn't sure if he's just nice, or there is affection there. She's also not quite sure she's ready to move on after her husband's death. But as they get to know each other, they found there is something there. But can this relationship work if he can't leave his place? Or will Holiday magic work its miracle?

Basically, both need to consider the existential question... Each is comfortable where they are, but are they ready for more together? And it is that contemplation that leads to conflict, and resolution, and the fun is in the journey.

Category: Contemporary

Primary Plot: Can widow raising two kids swoon over a single chef who wasn't quite sure if he wanted to stay single?

Tropes: holiday, widow, single parent, chef, small town,

Overall Rating:  4/5